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My writing and theories if correct apply to all LTO cars across the board. I did not include Winged Sprints in my first post not because with them a 4 wheel drift cannot occur, but because it is less likely for it to occur with Winged Sprints. I'll have to note here for the sake of clarity there's a difference between a true 4 wheel drift and drifting up the track coming off the corner because of the need to apply power with reduced turning ability. This year as noted in my first post, I went to modified people to suggest my theory on 4 wheel drift to see what reply I'd get, because that is a type of car where I felt the problem would most likely occur.

Ds2.. Go watch those new xr-1 chassis. I have seen kid rocket throw that thing into a corner and it looks like it turns into a 4 wheel drive monster. He's drifting all right. He's just got his foot planted on the floor. When they get that thing right I don't think that anyone can stop him. As for what your saying on here, remember, if anyone really had a idea of what they where doing they probably wouldn't be on here....

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Thanks for the question and I'll net it out. The scenario I presented was the track went from grip to slick and because the ability of the RR tire and right side tires in general were exceeded, adjustments were made to better use the left side tires. Next the track get slicker yet, the chassis has been adjusted to use the left side tires more to the point where now the left side tires loose grip. Once left side tires loose grip a 4 wheel drift occurs because the already over taxed right side tires cannot hold the car in and it slides outward on all 4 wheels.

What is missed when a 4 wheel drift is adjusted into the car is the fact that the car out on the track will be going slower and there will be less forces available to both operate the chassis and to over come grip. The fix which is generally missed is first things need done to make the chassis easier to operate. Next missed is because the car will be going slower, adjustment towards using the left side tires can be backed off because with the car going slower usage of the right side tires can be increased.

Here's what the driver experiences when a track goes from grip to slick and over adjusting to use the left side tires is done. The driver realizes because the track has lost grip and he'll be going slower, but is frustrated because he has to slow so much more then others. Because of lack of understanding of why he has to all of a sudden be so much slower then everyone else, instead of slowing down further to gain needed grip the driver will ride the 4 wheel drift up across the track. The base problem he has now is the cars just to hard on the left side tires, they go out from under him and the rights which have been adjusted out of the picture are also gone. I've watched great drivers especially at PPMS pull off the track. What also happens is because of the lack of grip from loosing the left side tires, a normally great driver will start trying to try to force it around the corner and because there going at a speed which seems to them as unbelievably slow, they will also start chopping of corners at entry.

I can make any car a Pro Drift 3 so i have max customization any tips?any sugestions on what car? I personally whant to do it on the mustang because i got a livery,bodykit interior and a maneuverable tune but i don't know about the suspension setup how do i make my car do a 3 wheel it cat lift tho.So while drifting it can lift one side high but the wheel is always still in contact with the ground (sorry for my English)

What you want to do is turn off all assists and set it to manual (even if you normally drive with all assists on - do that for this exercise). Then switch your car to 4th gear and then start - it will accelerate very slowly and controllable, try to keep your throttle trigger about half way pressed, not all the way. The car will literally drift on its own any time you do a slightest move with steering.

Also try coming into the zone with a LOT of speed, and starting a nice big e-brake slide a couple car lengths before you enter the zone, then transition to initiating drifts with the throttle and keeping it sliding with an occasional clutch kick.

When you do overpowered cars with low grip (as all drift are) on automatic, you most often end up on 1st or 2nd gear constantly bouncing on rev limiter. With manual you can just lock on high gear (4th or 5th) and maintain your revs under the limiter, resulting in very stable and controllable drift.

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